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moue,

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keepe a fayer,

but

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moue,

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ni worths but mon

y

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moue,

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keepe a

faier

but

Realization of

Lute Tablature

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Basso

Fine knacks for La

dies,

cheap, choise, braue and

new,

Tenore

8

Fine knacks for La

dies,

cheap, choise, braue and

new,

Alto

Fine knacks for La

dies,

cheape,choise, braue and

new,

Canto

Fine knacks for la

dies,

cheape choise braue

and

new,

JOHN DOWLAND, FINE KNACKS FOR LADIES
(The Second Booke of Songs or Ayres, 1600, no. 12)

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trash, the heart is

true,

is true,

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wares be

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be rall of

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Dowland, Fine knacks for ladies, p. 2

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Dowland, Fine knacks for ladies, p. 3

Great gifts are guiles and looke for gifts againe,
My trifles come, as treasures from my minde,
It is a precious Iewell to bee plaine,
Sometimes in shell th’ orienst pearles we finde,
Of others take a sheafe, of mee a graine,

Of mee a graine,
Of mee a graine.

Within this packe pinnes points laces & gloues,
And diuers toies fitting a country faier,
But my hart where duety serues and loues,
Turtels, & twins, courts brood, a heauenly paier,
Happy the hart that thincks of no remoues,

Of no remoues,
Of no remoues.